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O ajuste marginal de restaurações indiretas: fluxo digital versus convencional – revisão narrativa
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Na Medicina Dentária atual, as restaurações indiretas são amplamente utilizadas para a recuperação da forma, estética e função da dentição em detrimento das restaurações diretas devido às várias vantagens que apresentam. As exigências estéticas, quer por parte dos pacientes quer por parte dos médicos dentistas, têm aumentado e com elas o desenvolvimento de materiais dentários que atendam à estética e à resistência mecânica necessárias para o sucesso de uma restauração.
A longevidade das restaurações depende, em grande parte, do seu ajuste marginal. Na literatura, vários são os estudos debruçados sobre dos valores de gap marginal existentes nas restaurações.
Para além disso, também é analisado a variabilidade desses valores quando é utilizado um fluxo de trabalho digital e convencional. O objetivo desta narrativa passa por avaliar a influência da técnica utilizada sobre o ajuste marginal e a variação desses valores, considerando os fatores que afetam o resultado final da restauração.
In today’s dental medicine, indirect restorations are widely used to recover form, aesthetics and function, opposed to direct restorations due to their advantages. Aesthetic standards have been continuously enhanced by doctors to meet the patient’s demands. At the same time, new dental materials are being developed to attend those specifications, to meet both the aesthetic and mechanical demands, needed for a successful restoration. The longevity of restorations depends greatly on its marginal fit. In the literature, many studies report the ranges of marginal gaps, as well as the comparison of their variability when using digital and conventional workflows. The goal of this narrative is to evaluate the influence of the technique used on the marginal fit and its values, considering the factors that affect the final result of the restoration.
In today’s dental medicine, indirect restorations are widely used to recover form, aesthetics and function, opposed to direct restorations due to their advantages. Aesthetic standards have been continuously enhanced by doctors to meet the patient’s demands. At the same time, new dental materials are being developed to attend those specifications, to meet both the aesthetic and mechanical demands, needed for a successful restoration. The longevity of restorations depends greatly on its marginal fit. In the literature, many studies report the ranges of marginal gaps, as well as the comparison of their variability when using digital and conventional workflows. The goal of this narrative is to evaluate the influence of the technique used on the marginal fit and its values, considering the factors that affect the final result of the restoration.
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Restaurações indiretas CAD-CAM Reabilitação oral Prótese fixa Adaptação marginal Gap marginal Materiais dentários Indirect restorations Oral rehabilitation Fixed prosthodontics Marginal fit Marginal gap Dental materials